Odes 3.8 An invitation to Maecenas by Horace Martiis caelebs quid agam kalendis A fulsome compliment to Horace's patron Maecenas View poem
Horace Odes Book 2. 14 The fleeting years slip by by Horace Eheu fugaces, Postume, Postume Horace and the inevitability of fate View poem
Odes 3.21 Horace’s prayer to a wine-jar by Horace O nata mecum consule Manlio Horace's prayer to a wine-jar View poem
Odes 3.28 Celebrating Neptune’s feast day by Horace Festo quid potius die festo Neptuni faciam? Horace celebrates Neptune's feast day View poem
Odes 3.30 Horace’s monument by Horace Exegi monumentum aere perennius Horace concludes the Odes - or so he thinks View poem
Odes 4.7 Diffugere nives by Horace Diffugere nives, redeunt iam gramina campis Death comes to us all View poem
Amores, Book 3.14 Ovid’s broad-minded advice to his mistress by Ovid Sit tibi mens melior Kiss, but don't tell! View poem
Metamorphoses Book 2, lines 843 - 875 Europa and the bull by Ovid dixit, et expulsi iamdudum monte iuvenci The story of Europa View poem